For this one-year-old, a magazine is simply a broken iPad
It’s hard to decide whether this is a testament to how technology is advancing and making things more accessible to people of all ages or whether we’re training the children of today’s society to rely on electronic devices, losing part of our heritage and enabling a reliance on technological innovations to define our methods of media and communication. Either way, it’s adorable.
According to YouTube user UserExperiencesWorks:
Technology codes our minds, changes our OS. Apple products have done this extensively. The video shows how magazines are now useless and impossible to understand, for digital natives. It shows real life clip of a 1-year old, growing among touch screens and print. And how the latter becomes irrelevant. Medium is message. Humble tribute to Steve Jobs, by the most important person : a baby.
It appears the next generation of geniuses are already getting acquainted with a different kind of digital society.
While I understand that magazines are coming to a slow and painful death, I don’t understand WHY a 1 year old even knows what an iPad is. My almost 2 year old has seen one but he’s never wanted anything to do with it.
Tenshihi, are you sad that people dont ride horses anymore in the streets now that we all have cars? Are you upset that we all arent taking ships across the ocean now that we have planes that do it better? Get over it, the world progresses.
What I dont like, however, is that nice litle Steve Jobs plug. That would be cool and all if the IPad was the first E-Reader, much less the first ever tablet. Neither of which is true. Stop trying to idolize a dead man who, though greatly helped the industry, did not define it.
this makes me sad
Dude no way man. that really makes a LOT of sesne when you think about it.
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paper magazines will be a thing of the past 2 or 3 generations later